The Watchmen

Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet.com
Monday, November 30, 2009

With the reverberations of climategate still echoing, it has now emerged that children are being greenwashed in public schools by being forced to sing climate cult ditties and hate their parents as part of a United Nations propaganda program aimed at capturing young minds, as the UN itself officially acknowledges the global

HELSINKI (Reuters) - Finland's UPM-Kymmene, Metso and Fortum said on Monday they could s

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Job losses in the United States slowed sharply in November, cushioned by seasonal adjustments and a budding economic recovery that is encouraging some companies to retain workers, a Reuters survey predicts.

Analysts said even without s

House Defies White House and Renews Two of Three Expiring Provisions

Rushed into law by Congress just weeks after Sept. 11, 2001 three controversial provisions of the Patriot Act granting officials far-reaching surveillance and seizure powers in the name of national security, are due to expire this New Year's Eve.

Two differing bills passed by the Ho

http://www.independent.ie/world-news/europe/former-businessman-lives-on-no-money-for-a-year-1954259.html

A businessman gave up his career to live on no money for a year after becoming disillusioned with consumerism.

Mark Boyle said giving up his job, possessions and money to live the life

Spy agencies foil Obama plan for transparency

By Bryan Bender, Globe Staff | November 29, 2009

WASHINGTON - President Obama will maintain a lid of secrecy on millions of pages of military and intelligence documents that were scheduled to be declassified by the end of the year, according to administration

A cash-strapped council that recently made 30 staff redundant has spent almost £100,000 employing two 'bin police' to make sure residents are recycling.

The so-called 'waste advisors' will visit households to check that all recyclable material is going in the right bins.

Members of the public are to be given £500 to spy on their neighbours and tip off officials if the address is being sub-let to illegal tenants.

Ministers are setting up hotlines so that people who suspect that illegal letting is going on can report their suspicions to housing officials.

The first 1,000 people who turn in their neighbours and help housing chiefs repossess an unlawfully occupied house or flat will receive a £500 cash reward.

But the initiative has been att

Mr Grieve said in a speech that the current Human Rights Act had been “interpreted as requiring a degree of deference to Strasbourg that I believe was and should be neither required nor intended”.

Instead, he said, a new Bill of Rights - which would replace the Human Rights Act - would make clear that British courts could allow for

WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve said Monday that it would begin testing its strategy to shrink its trillion-dollar portfolio of mortgage-backed securities and eventually unwind its biggest program to prop up